China National Offshore Oil Corporation Sales Zhejiang Co.,Ltd.
Location
Zhejiang
Founded
2012-08-28
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2024-09-07 (theeastafrican.co.ke)
New report on Uganda oilfield rattles industry
Based on 98 interviews conducted in the project area, the report alleges serious and widespread human rights abuses
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2024-09-06 (afrive.info)
The NGO CRI denounces human rights violations and environmental attacks linked to the oil megaproject in Uganda
The CRI report describes a “catalog of violations” on the Kingfisher site, where CNOOC is the operator. The inhabitants of the region were “expelled from…
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2024-09-04 (omct.org)
Uganda : Crackdown on activists protesting against large-scale…
Since May 2024, at least 81 environmental rights defenders and activists protesting against large-scale oil projects in Uganda have been arrested. This…
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2024-09-03 (thevaultznews.com)
Oil Project in Uganda Sparks Human Rights Concerns
Oil activities on the shores of Uganda’s Lake Albert have ignited widespread suffering among local communities, who face forced displacement
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2024-09-02 (newsweek.com)
Huge Oil Pipeline Project Creates 'Climate of Fear'
The project, known as Kingfisher, has been criticized not only for its environmental impact but also for its severe human rights issues.
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2024-09-02 (noticiasdelmundo.news)
NGO denounces “human rights disaster” in Uganda oil project
A huge oil project in Uganda, co-owned by French group TotalEnergies and China's CNOOC, is plagued by reports of sexual violence, evictions
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2024-08-07 (oilnow.gy)
Recent CCJ decisions settle important questions relating to petroleum operations in Guyana
By Chevy Devonish Guyana’s highest court, the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) recently handed down two significant decisions which will affect future oil a ...
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(tagesspiegel.de)
Who profits from the new oil? |
Activists want to stop the EACOP pipeline in Uganda. The president promises an upswing for the country. Who really benefits? An investigative analysis.
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